The definition Red Orange of Sicily (PGI)
is used to identify certain varieties of oranges
with a protected geographical indication (PGI) grown in many centers
in the provinces of Catania, Enna and Syracuse.
The PGI designation recognizes as Sicilian
blood oranges of the following varieties:
*the variety Tarot, with clones: Tarot Municipality,
Galice Tarot, Tarot Gallo, Messina Tarot, Tarot by Muzzle,
Tarot Nucellare 57-IE-1, Tarot Nucellare 61-1E-4,
Tarot Catania, Scirè Tarot, Tarot red.
*the Moro, with the following varieties and clones:
Moro Municipality, Moro Nucellare 58-8D-l.
*the variety Sanguinello, with varieties and clones:
Dogwood City, Sanguinello Moscato,
Moscato Sanguinello Nucellare 3/5/49,
Dogwood Moscato Nucellare 5/5/49, Dogwood Cuscunà Moscato.
The IGP Protected Geographical Indication is a mark of quality that is attributed
to a product whose origin occurs in a specific geographical area.
Those who produce IGP must follow the strict rules
of production regulations, and compliance with these rules is guaranteed
by the inspection.
Our company adheres to the Consortium of Red Orange of Sicily and our products are IGP.